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Latin speaking ancestors of Romanians came to modern Romania from Bulgaria and southern Balkans in period from 12th to 14th century.
Before 12th century there was no Latin speaking people in territory of modern Romania, in present day Romania in middle age majoriry of populations were Slavs, but also Hungarians, Avars Saxons, Cumans, Tatars and Pechenegs were present.
Latin speakers who came to Wallachian plain from areas south of Danube in 12-14th century were assimilated local Slavs, and from that mix was created Vlacho-Romanian nation.
Modern Romanians have around 45% Slavic Y DNA (I2a 27%, R1a 18%), real Vlach haplogroups are eastern R1b, J2b and E-V13.
The purest Vlachs are Vlachs from southern Balkans (Aromanians), they have much less Slavic influence than Romanians which has heavy Slavic influence.
Romanian language until mid of 19th century was more Slavic than Latin, even today there is around 20% Slavic words in Romanian language.
There is a hundreds of Slavic toponyms in Romania today, and in the past even more.
Romanians actually have 40% I2-din on average.
And 18% R1A on average.
But that does not means that we are Slavs.
It means that people from Balkans were assimilated by Slavs.
To whom ex-Yugos and Bulgarians are clustering on autosomal testing,with Ukrainians,Russians,Poles,Czechs,Slovaks?
No, they cluster very near or over Romanians.
When I read the word calator and its meaning I immediately thought of "calle" in Spanish which means "street".Serbian kjelator that designates a Vlach function,doesn't come from Greek kellas,a sheep,because the word is Romanian,calator means traveller and it is the typical Latin formation,association, road-traveller,via-viator,cale(Latin callis)-calator,which is preserved only in this language.
https://books.google.ro/books?id=Sq...e&q=serbia vlachs degree romanization&f=false
Seems highly unlikely that the E-V13, J2b, and R1b Latin speaking mountain dwelling shepherds moved North and assimilated local Slavs when in reality the opposite was going on. Local Vlachs in the Balkans were being assimilated to Slavs after 14th or 15th century, especially in Serbia, Bosnia, Montenegro, and Dalmatia, and even Albania.Latin speaking ancestors of Romanians came to modern Romania from Bulgaria and southern Balkans in period from 12th to 14th century.
Before 12th century there was no Latin speaking people in territory of modern Romania, in present day Romania in middle age majoriry of populations were Slavs, but also Hungarians, Avars Saxons, Cumans, Tatars and Pechenegs were present.
Latin speakers who came to Wallachian plain from areas south of Danube in 12-14th century were assimilated local Slavs, and from that mix was created Vlacho-Romanian nation.
Modern Romanians have around 45% Slavic Y DNA (I2a 27%, R1a 18%), real Vlach haplogroups are eastern R1b, J2b and E-V13.
The purest Vlachs are Vlachs from southern Balkans (Aromanians), they have much less Slavic influence than Romanians which has heavy Slavic influence.
Romanian language until mid of 19th century was more Slavic than Latin, even today there is around 20% Slavic words in Romanian language.
There is a hundreds of Slavic toponyms in Romania today, and in the past even more.
The k-g shift is attested in Umbrian kumiaf-gomiaf,S. Italian and Romanian ,zgaiba,Latin scabiesRomanian gaura,a hole,from Latin cavola,can be connected to Mons Gaurus,Monte Gauro,a volcanic mountain with caldera.
https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Monte_Gauro_-_la_caldera_occupata_dal_"Carney_Park"_-_Pozzuoli_(NA)_-_2000.jpg
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Mount_Gaurus
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Barbaro
Seems highly unlikely that the E-V13, J2b, and R1b Latin speaking mountain dwelling shepherds moved North and assimilated local Slavs when in reality the opposite was going on. Local Vlachs in the Balkans were being assimilated to Slavs after 14th or 15th century, especially in Serbia, Bosnia, Montenegro, and Dalmatia, and even Albania.
Many families from the village of Vraka, North Albania known today as Montenegrins/Serbs were actually Orthodox Vlachs before.
Well Dacia was Roman province from 107–275.Genetically both Italians and Romanians have very little to nothing in common except Latin based language.Some Vlachs in Balkans were asimilatted by south Slavs, Albanians and Greeks.
Vlachs which migrated from Bulgaria, southeastern Serbia and southern Balkans to modern southern Romania from 12th to 14th century asimilatted a lot of Slavs in modern Romania. Because of that Romanian language is genetic are heavy Slavic influenced, in Romania there is a hundreds Slavic toponyms.
Some Vlachs are slavized, albanized and helenized, but some Slavs are vlachized.
Romanians are not only one Vlachs which absorbed Slavic population, Aromanians also absorbed some Slavs but less than Romanians.
Aromanians have 17% I2a1b and 10% R1a, which means that Aromanians have 27% Slavic Y DNA.
Romanians have 28% I2a1b and 18% R1a, which means that Romanians have 46% Slavic Y DNA.
Many Vlacho-Romanian rulers from middle age had Slavic names such as:
Vlad the Impaler (Vlad is from a short form of Slavic names Vladimir and Vladislav) [video]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vlad[/video]
Bogdan III the One-Eyed (Bogdan is name of Slavic origin, very popular among south Slavs, Russians and Ukrainians) [video]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bogdan_III_the_One-Eyed[/video]
Radu I of Wallachia (Rad means work on many Slavic language, name Rade is very popular among Serbs and name Radek is very popular among Czechs) [video]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radu_I_of_Wallachia[/video]
Mircea I of Wallachia (name Mircea derivated from Slavic word Mir which means peace, Slavic names Miroslav and Mirko also derivated from Mir) [video]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mircea_I_of_Wallachia[/video]
Some Vlachs in Balkans were asimilatted by south Slavs, Albanians and Greeks.
Vlachs which migrated from Bulgaria, southeastern Serbia and southern Balkans to modern southern Romania from 12th to 14th century asimilatted a lot of Slavs in modern Romania. Because of that Romanian language is genetic are heavy Slavic influenced, in Romania there is a hundreds Slavic toponyms.
Some Vlachs are slavized, albanized and helenized, but some Slavs are vlachized.
Romanians are not only one Vlachs which absorbed Slavic population, Aromanians also absorbed some Slavs but less than Romanians.
Aromanians have 17% I2a1b and 10% R1a, which means that Aromanians have 27% Slavic Y DNA.
Romanians have 28% I2a1b and 18% R1a, which means that Romanians have 46% Slavic Y DNA.
Many Vlacho-Romanian rulers from middle age had Slavic names such as:
Vlad the Impaler (Vlad is from a short form of Slavic names Vladimir and Vladislav) [video]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vlad[/video]
Bogdan III the One-Eyed (Bogdan is name of Slavic origin, very popular among south Slavs, Russians and Ukrainians) [video]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bogdan_III_the_One-Eyed[/video]
Radu I of Wallachia (Rad means work on many Slavic language, name Rade is very popular among Serbs and name Radek is very popular among Czechs) [video]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radu_I_of_Wallachia[/video]
Mircea I of Wallachia (name Mircea derivated from Slavic word Mir which means peace, Slavic names Miroslav and Mirko also derivated from Mir) [video]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mircea_I_of_Wallachia[/video]
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